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Hi Norma,
I'm sorry - I think I missed your question there about splitting the design. There is no need to split any of the designs. If the biggest "unsplit" design that I provide won't fit into your hoop, then combine what will fit from the splits that I provide. You can't split an applique shape! Kind regards, Sarah  |
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SarahVedeler wrote:
Hi Renata, Yes - you can do a blackwork run - but it is only for objects that are connected to each other and can be set to stitch out in one long line. I think the jump stitches being referred to are those from jumping from one object to another in the same thread color. There are some machines that will cut the thread for you. However - thanks for the reminder about the blackwork run as it is something that I tend to forget about! Sarah Hi Sarah! Thanks for the clarification--I'm just teaching myself to do this digitizing thing... Sorry it did not solve the problem at hand. |
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Hi Renata,
Yes - you can do a blackwork run - but it is only for objects that are connected to each other and can be set to stitch out in one long line. I think the jump stitches being referred to are those from jumping from one object to another in the same thread color. There are some machines that will cut the thread for you. However - thanks for the reminder about the blackwork run as it is something that I tend to forget about! Sarah |
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SarahVedeler wrote:
SNelson61 - I'm not sure why your machine wouldn't be cutting the jump stitches. I have not heard of that before. To the best of my knowledge, there is no setting I can change in the software to force a cut - but I'm very happy to have someone tell me otherwise. I think it's a property of the machine. I only have experience with Bernina embroidery machines - some of these cut the jump stitches and some don't. Sarah You cannot cut jump stitches in the software, but my understanding is that you can eliminate them in the software. To eliminate the jump stitches in a digitized design, while still in the V6 software, you select the Blackwork tool and proceed as follows (from the Mastering your V6 Embroidery Software manual): Select Edit > Select All Select Blackwork Run tool; follow the prompts in the Status line to Enter Entry point; the software automatically re-sequences the stitching to eliminate jump stitches. Select View > Slow Redraw and notice the changes If there is anyone out there who has the experience, please jump in! I did use it successfully on an embroidery I recently digitized but don't have oodles of experience, like some of you out there! |
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Hi Norma,
The Bernina 830 hoop is not a split hoop - it stitches the entire hoop in one go. SNelson61 - I'm not sure why your machine wouldn't be cutting the jump stitches. I have not heard of that before. To the best of my knowledge, there is no setting I can change in the software to force a cut - but I'm very happy to have someone tell me otherwise. I think it's a property of the machine. I only have experience with Bernina embroidery machines - some of these cut the jump stitches and some don't. Sarah |
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Hi Sarah! I bought the designs from your site and love the design. However, mine is not cutting any of the jump stitches. I checked and my feature is turned on. It's kind of a pain to cut all those jump stitches! My machine uses PES and I have to use the 5 x 7 hoop, my largest is just a wee bit small to stitch out the center design
 . It cuts when the color stitching out is completed but none of the jump stitches. Is it supposed to be like that? Can you insert some trim codes so I don't have to cut all those stitches??? |
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Hi Norma and Lisa,
There is a document in the download called "Sedona Star MOnthy 6.pdf" - it's a pic of the front and back "cover" for the embroidered applique. The back shows the size of each design. There are way too many different hoops on the market for me to specify which hoop each brand of machine should use, but as long as you know how big your hoops are, you should be able to decide which is the best hoop to use based on what you have. Everyone with a 5" x 7" hoop or larger can stitch out the designs. Kind regards, Sarah |
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